Eaton LESRK7I fuse - UL Listed, 200 kAIC
Part Number: LESRK7I
Quick Summary
The Eaton Edison LESRK7I fuse protects motors with high in‑rush current in industrial equipment. Too often engineers grapple with nuisance trips and space constraints that stall line uptime. This device carries CSA Certified and UL Listed approvals, plus a 200 kAIC interrupt rating and 600 V rating. Compact packaging and a standard 5‑inch depth support quick installations in control panels and motor starters. In addition, this fuse aligns with high‑demand industrial standards, offering dependable motor protection, easy sourcing, and predictable maintenance costs. For procurement teams, the LESRK7I supports standardization across lines, reducing part variety while maintaining safety margins. This combination helps shorten lead times and improves overall equipment effectiveness in facilities with demanding motor loads.
Product Information
Extended Description
LESRK7I Eaton: Eaton Edison LESRK fuse, Indicating, High in-rush current motor protection, 7 A, Non-indicating, 200 kAIC, Standard, 600 V
Product Name
Eaton Edison LESRK fuse
Catalog Number
LESRK7I
UPC
782634990352
Product Length/Depth
5 in
Product Height
0.81 in
Product Width
0.81 in
Product Weight
1.6 lb
Warranty
No warranty
Compliances
Not Applicable
Certifications
CSA Certified UL Listed
Amperage Rating
7 A
Interrupt rating
200 kAIC
Voltage rating
600 V
Packaging type
Standard
Fuse indicator
Non-indicating
Special features
Non-indicating
The LESRK7I fuse is engineered for high inrush motor protection, with a 7 A rating and a 200 kAIC interrupt capacity that tolerates fault currents typical of plant startup surges. This design minimizes nuisance trips and protects motor windings, helping maintain line uptime in pumps, conveyors, fans, and other automation equipment. The 600 V rating aligns with standard industrial power networks, enabling straightforward integration into existing motor circuits. Designed for use with conventional protective schemes, it pairs well with contactors and soft-start configurations to improve coordination and reduce unnecessary disconnections. Compact form factor and installation ease drive faster panel upgrades. At 5 inches long with a 0.81 by 0.81 inch cross-section and standard packaging, the LESRK7I fits tight control panels and standard fuse holders. The 1.6-pound weight simplifies replacements during routine maintenance, while consistent dimensions support clean, repeatable installations in control cabinets and motor starters. The fuse remains compatible with Eaton Edison protective architectures, helping sourcing teams streamline stocking and replacements across sites. Certifications and compliance provide clear regulatory validation. UL Listed and CSA Certified marks help satisfy safety audits and supplier qualification programs in North America. These certifications support project commissioning, NEC/cable-installation requirements, and ongoing maintenance discipline. While the product notes Not Applicable compliance in some regions, the United States approvals ensure robust protection for most industrial motor circuits. Non-indicating fuse indicator reduces field maintenance points and potential false signals. When status feedback is needed, engineers can rely on external indicators or remote monitoring to confirm operation without adding failure-prone built‑in lamps. This approach simplifies diagnostics, supports predictive maintenance, and lowers lifecycle costs in busy automation lines. In practice, technicians appreciate the simple, robust status behavior during routine checks. From a lifecycle perspective, standard packaging and readiness across Eaton’s catalog streamline procurement and stock planning. The rugged 200 kAIC interrupt rating and 7 A rating support a broad range of motor applications while minimizing spare parts variety. The LESRK7I also benefits from accessible datasheets, catalogs, and training videos that speed engineering validation and commissioning. Overall, deployments typically deliver reduced downtime, improved equipment uptime, and lower total cost of ownership in automated facilities.
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FAQs
Yes. LESRK7I is designed for use with standard Edison-style fuse holders found in many 600 V motor control panels. It fits the common 5 inch depth format and leverages standard mounting and wiring practices. When installing, verify proper holder type, secure connections to the bus bars or terminals, and follow the manufacturer torque specifications to ensure reliable protection and service life.
The LESRK7I is rated for 7 A, with an interrupt rating of 200 kAIC and a voltage rating of 600 V. This combination supports motor protection in high‑inrush applications, enabling safe interruption of fault currents while accommodating typical North American industrial power networks. Ensure coordination with upstream protective devices and verify compatibility with your motor starter configuration.
Yes. The 7 A rating paired with a 200 kAIC interrupt capability makes the LESRK7I well-suited for motors that experience pronounced startup surges, such as conveyors and pumps. It provides fast, coordinated protection without excessive nuisance tripping. For best results, pair it with appropriate contactors and, if needed, a soft-start option to optimize startup behavior.
LESRK7I carries UL Listed and CSA Certified marks, delivering recognized safety validation for North American facilities. These certifications support compliance auditing, NEC consideration, and supplier qualification programs. While regional or product notes may vary, these two certifications cover the core safety requirements most engineers encounter in motor protection implementations.
Non-indicating status simplifies on-site diagnostics, reducing maintenance points and potential failure sources. The fuse’s robust 200 kAIC rating and compact form factor lower replacement and stocking complexity, while official Eaton catalogs and datasheets streamline procurement. Together, these factors contribute to higher equipment uptime, faster mean time to repair, and lower total cost of ownership in automated facilities.